Summer Creek quarterback Zach Walker looks to pass to tight end Zarrian Holcombe during the first half of a high school football game at Woodforest Bank Stadium earlier this season. To view or purchase this photo and others like it, visit HCNpics.com. less

Summer Creek quarterback Zach Walker looks to pass to tight end Zarrian Holcombe during the first half of a high school football game at Woodforest Bank Stadium earlier this season. To view or purchase this ... more

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Summer Creek running back Broderick Jones runs the ball back after receiving a kickoff in the second quarter of a District 16-6A football game October 29, 2015. To view or purchase this photo and others like it, visit HCNpics.com. less

Summer Creek running back Broderick Jones runs the ball back after receiving a kickoff in the second quarter of a District 16-6A football game October 29, 2015. To view or purchase this photo and others like ... more

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FOOTBALL: Bulldogs down War Eagles, 35-28

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In his final game orchestrating the Summer Creek offense, quarterback Zach Walker made it a memorable one.

Leaping out to an early 21-0 lead, the Bulldogs were able to hold off a late push by the War Eagles of Oak Ridge en route to the 35-28 win.

Walker didn’t do much passing the ball, finishing 6-for-12 for 81 yards and the game-winnig touchdown pass, but was dangerous when he took off running.

The senior led the Bulldogs in the rushing attack with 132 yards on 12 carries, while scoring once.

With his final game in the books, Walker finished his senior campaign going 94-for-183 for 1,071 yards, 12 touchdowns and eight interceptions.

On the ground, Walker led the Bulldogs with 70 carries for 513 yards and two scores.

Also having a big game in his final outing wearing the Summer Creek colors, Broderick Jones rushed the ball 11 times for 77 yards and two scores.

Jones finishes the season as the second-leading rusher for Summer Creek with 251 yards on 42 carries.

The Bulldogs finished the season 4-6 overall and 2-4 in District 16-6A play.

Summer Creek, under the watch of Brian Ford will have to replace 29 seniors off this year’s team as they start looking towards 2016.